
In the lead up to National Science Week, Australia’s top scientists gathered at the AIS campus in Canberra to explore the benefits of quantum science in sport.

Leaders from across the sector have come together in Sydney to learn from one of the global experts in inclusive leadership.

The AIS Experiential Learning Program (ELP) will provide a unique opportunity for 11 emerging women coaches to gain international competition experience by attending upcoming major events.

When Cortnee Vine and her family applied for an ASC Local Sporting Champion (LSC) grant in 2010, little did they know that 13 years later she would be sending the Matildas through to their first ever World Cup semi-final.

Former Sunshine Coast Lightning and Australian under 21s Netball Head Coach, Kylee Byrne has been appointed as the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Coach Development Lead at the Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS).

Work has begun on a National Intersectionality Framework for Australian sport.

Nine high-performance coaches across Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games sports have been selected for the 2023 AIS Coach Summit Program.

While the world’s best women’s football teams battle it for the FIFA Women’s World Cup, there is another tournament gaining momentum in the background.

Increasing the number of women in governance and leadership roles across Australian sport was the focus of a workshop with key figures and gender equity experts across sport, industry and government.

The Australian Sports Commission has tabled its Corporate Plan for 2023-27, outlining its strategic goals and key focus areas for the next four years.